APPROACHES
 

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Tangier : The Harbour.
 

The tourist from England has the option of a number of routes,
a summary of whichlwill be found below.

The time-tables and fares for the several services, as well as
the services themselves are liable to change, for which reason
we can only supply general indications. But whether he hails
from the United States or from England, the tourist should never
fail to apply to the navigation companies for particulars, and,
more especially, at the Agencies of the French Cos, whose addresses
are as follows :

Office National Francais de Tourisme : 342 Madison Avenue, New-York;
56 Haymarket, London, S.-W. 1. — C^^ Generale Transatlantique : 19 State
Street, New-York; 22 Pall Mall, London S.-W. 1. — C*« des Chemins de Fer
P.-L.-M. (Paris-Lyon-Mediterranee) : 281 Fifth Avenue, New-York; 179
Piccadilly, London W. — C^« Internationale des Wagons-lits et des Grands
Express Europeens : 281 Fifth Avenue, New-York; 20 Cockspur Street,
Trafalgar Square, London, S.-W.

Tourists will find it to their advantage to consult Cook's Continental Time-
Table and Steamship Guide (Cook and Son, Ludgate Circus, London E. C.
and 585 Fifth Avenue, New-York), as well as the Indicateur des Chemins de
Fer d'Algerie, Tunisie, Maroc (Chaix, 20 r. Bergere, Paris),